alas_141

11 ms·

1.
by alas_141 4y ago
No child should be actively excluded based on a metric like race or gender, just like no student should be deliberately included because of race, gender, class, or any other metric that a parent could use to coerce a school to place their c
2.
by alas_141 4y ago
On your last bit, I don't see your point. It was obvious from the article that Josh didn't have a problem breaching personal privacy/security provided he was wielding/creating the tool that did it. It didn't track
3.
by alas_141 4y ago
I have got to re-watch that movie. Definitely a top ten for me.
4.
by alas_141 4y ago
I liked it. Very reminiscent of a rubik's cube. I found it's easier to make solid stripes and manipulate from there instead of going for the checkerboard right away.
5.
by alas_141 4y ago
I will check it out. Thank you!
6.
by alas_141 4y ago
Checked it out just now and pulled to trigger on it. Definitely what I was looking for in regard to the first.
7.
by alas_141 4y ago
I played that one a bit, felt like another splinter cell to me. I will have to revisit
8.
by alas_141 4y ago
Gaming has been as big a part of my life as anything else, a few of the games I wish existed, or that I hope exist and just haven't happened across: 1. A true large scale battle game, kind of like what Hell Let Loose is, but for knight
9.
by alas_141 4y ago
You're right in that it is a less immediately needed or important skill for most things. It comes down to whether you want to outsource the job or not. If you can change your own oil, you don't have to outsource it to a mechanic.
10.
by alas_141 4y ago
The layman should learn to program the same way that they should know how to cook. They won't be as good as someone who is fascinated with CS, but they should know enough that they won't "starve". To me, everyone shoul